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Bologner Hund modeled in a seated position, an off white coat with charcoal patches.
22cm x 35cm
Ref,
A similar 19th century hound can be found in the V&A Museum Collection, Ceramics, Room 139. Johann Joachim Kändler, born 1706 – died 1775, made designs for the Meissen porcelain factory.
Makes that perfect gift for someone that has almost everything else…
A couple of pieces shown already sold.
Individual posts coming.
Continually adding pieces from my private collection to my shop stock and noticing how fast they sell. Many of my customers share my taste✨
The wonderful Green Majolica plate I took from my cupboard at home (not easy) was like it was glued to my shelf!
Included in my display and sold. I remember driving back from selling customers perfect pieces for their home in Carramut, Western District, parked outside a dealer’s closed shop, rang him and waited while he drove to his shop to sell to me. I’ve so loved this piece.
Having a half price 50% off sale helped I’m sure.
The Joy Peck painting also sold while I was taking these photos (touches of green)
And the Portuguese Cabbage Ware Tureen with ladle and under plate sold too.
The stylish deep, moulded, circular top with a central marble floor resting on long slender cabriole shaped legs with carved decoration between.
Having a fret carved stretcher below.
C.1900
H.75cm
Diameter.40cm
Last two photos pre restoration.
Thanks for your work David.
Forever changing the surroundings in my apartment. The latest change, replacing the Italian Murano glass retro penguins, for the 19th century Chinese Bronze Foo Dog Lion Figures.
Interestingly, everyone I’ve asked prefers the Murano Penguins.
The final photo is from Russell Winnell, when he photographed my apartment a couple of years ago. I wrote a story for a magazine to accompany the photos, however I’ve made so many bold changes, I can’t give those photos to print, so must get Russell back!
And then there were three✨
Elegant trio of vintage retro black glass birds. The black pair now joined by an off white interloper.
An interesting word to name the welcomed new addition, quite the opposite to be honest. But was just thinking of the Labor PM and Greens leader and for some reason “Interlopers” came into my mind!
However, not wanting to be political on my business page, I shall stop!
11 – 25 – 26 of 50
9 of 25
16 x 11 x 7cm
36 x 23 x 15cm
Phoebe’s parents Bill and Kate were some of my earliest country oak buying customers back around 1991.
I love the natural oxidisation on this beautifully maintained piece.
Could be cleaned and polished up, but not by me..
I bought this from Gary Kay, Antique Decor, High St, Armadale some years ago and found hiding in my storeroom recently.
So I thought to do a post on my Copper, Bronze, Pewter, Brass, Spelter and pressed metals around my showroom today.
Ten branch
H.102cm Dia.66cm
With original ceiling cup
H.72cm
Dia.33cm
Restored & rewired to Australian standards.
Makes an interesting table or corner decoration. Would also be a great cheese board or decorate with fruits as I do.
C.1800
170 x 43cm
Resting on a French figured elm farmhouse table of the same period.
Well patinated two plank deep-cleated top, on four oak tapered legs.
H.75cm W.2m D.80cm
While cleaning the mirrors outside today, I noticed the blue sky and clouds in the reflections.
A signed decorative 20th Century French bronze ‘Coquette’ sculptured limited edition bronze folding mirror – Signed Erte.
‘Coquette’ – a mid 17th Century French word meaning a woman who flirts in a mirror.
Signed Erte (1892 – 1990)
Impressed C. 1985 R K PARKER # 213 / 250
Extremely Rare.
Note: The professional photos by,
Russell Winnell Photography.
H: 39 cm W: 63 cm
A great recent purchase from another dealer.
Probably Scottish.
C.1810
H.6.5cm W.14cm D.10cm
